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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
Noadly, the l7th day Of Janalry,
A, D. 1887.

Or ., much o. each parirl "A will paw tho
y mo int Of taxes d.'linqlsncy sod o. t. against
IT. will he noid b. mu ~ uou1ty tr-a 'arer and
Fx Utiicio Tax Receiver VI sal ,unty OF Ia
c,ln. II IA. 'cl ,ck N. Of said dag, Vt the front
duor II tho ,ut h,uae, ut the wa uf " 'ahe,
In said county. to slt,-fy su;h take. dalin'
uu .,,cy aud costs Said sales will be male
su Lies &, redemption With sit m1ntns alter
,he dAte Il s,ie. b, ply rent OF All the sums
aas sassi against ssch parcel together with thr g
psr ont pr mouth there 10 from tn" dAts of
sale until paid. in acc lrisnce with the pro-
vsi,ns Of Ae .tiou nt an act of the Legisl .lure
y the stR.e Of Nevada, apr v'd March llth'
i8ss. ssatntes of 1885 psge M.
Pioche, December ., 1885
JOIN ROEDER.
County Treasurer and ex .U.hci5 Tax Receiver
II Lincola County, kevaia.
PIoJHE.
Oiute W : Fec simple title to lot and I'm
provenlants on Meadow Valley street; lots 10
box Is; Kls,3 lJs IN Meaiuw vslley sire 4
lots II aul ", block az; alsJ y In'rras; In 10
on Meadow Valley straet: lot ., block as, tai
| $40 "a D n .ity 81 w, adv "a. total Sji 20.
u ew JAnlea--Fee si.nple title u = lot an
| improvements On McJAnnon Atrset; lot ~
bloc1 ~. Lax 81 ~, penalty iscts. adv "a, tota
| - f8.
Fortmsn Johnt rstate n Fee simple title 10
| lots and improvements on l,wer .in street
lnss 10. n AMI % block ), tsx 81 ~. penAlt
lSets, adv " total - W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
shsriRs Sale.

Dy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssURp
ID out ot the sixth Judicial Distrtct Court.
iM aud for the County Of LAuc0ln, State Of No
vsia. and TO me directed and delivered, for
naxu,eut rendered. in said Court. on the Sen-
tystuiri Gay Of Angus. A. v. 1884, tu favor VI
tue s.sse VI Nevada, plAtutth, and against thu
brtst5l liver Minins company and slso tue
70 4 sstats Ani impr rJvsmeuts hersinafser de-
scrtAed lsfsu iAnts. for the sum Of Oue rhou-
sand Eighty three sud il.lOU (tssu63 li.lOul
d1ilnfs, txx aud delinquency, together with
forty-iour and 6U-l00 ttAl ~ lu0i dollars, TAI
cJsts ,sla all accrulng costs. have levied IN
toe fstiowing property. tv wit:
P,sssasory ciatt4 TO ons nun lrsd and HxSy
tloo) scrss VI AND. about one ~ mile nors
u Bristol. An In pro vsae ats thor on couslst-
iiG of oi lU-stnnit quarts mill, AssAy on1cs,
Dl .ck ,altu an ~. L seiliax-nousss rssssurAal
Az stable u Msyho ger mine, uhivfidtng tur'
uncs At mil. sn ons pair Fairbanks scsles --in
Lilac lin ointy, ats v Nevada.
sSotic- Is aereby gwen tnat on
aoadAy, { 9th Day " Ocssbsr,
4 D. 1884, between the hours Of o'clock In ths
noInlng aud o'clock IN shs .fts NOUN. namely
Il Il oclsok n. Vt said day, will seii Ill th'
right, tit All Interest Of said Bristol eilvai
dining Uonpsny 10 snd ~ the above describs<
property, and the smallest amount or parcel d
said property tu satisfy said above SUN y
ti.l27 6i-lOO tar dsitnqueucy. costs and Accra
,lR Ists, u the trout door VI the County uouit
aouss, 1t rioche, Couaty Of Lincoln, state 9
| New .dA vt public auction. for casn In hand, =
| The highest and best bidder, 70 satisfy s3li
| execution and sll costs.
sep6td. .. P. GHERWO0D, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT Llsc OF rRoPEvry FOR
THE YEAR is,s. LINCOLN cJuSrY
N NEVADA. ~

Notice Is hereby CIV 70 th'se Whom II may
concern aud o tue f.llowing ntmed persons
auu W all awners Of, oe cl ilnsuts -. the real
~. tie anil linpr veme its hefe1n, or Improve
,nents v hen asseHsed separstely. hetei iAfior
described. kn,wn or unknown That tue take
for State aat o. jiaty, pu p isss for tha ynsr
A. D. 1895 assessed tSaln,t the folio wing d.
.c-lbe5 pieces or ptrcris u ;'r perry are II "
1einquent; th i ten per cent nIlty and two
dollars, $500. c,nt Of Advertising hts ben
added In eich cas-. and III At any pie;s or parcel
of p,operiy ugon shich AL TAX \, pen ilty and
costa siatl remain ui. aid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23

4 MD. ALL KIND OF FAReY AND PLAlH
"A lob eelnttnudoae hsst-ciaaasty ana
atshsrtnetics
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23

1t used to bs food for devine thanks.
giving when pocket Bible saved the
life Of . soldier in battle, but here is a
woman in Washington sheltered from an
assassin's bullet by her wire hustle; and
Terra Hauto girl, who became me.
msntary pistol target. owes her conti'
nued existence TO steel corset. Dress
reform papsrs please copy. y.-Bastoz
Globs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
Constable's Sale.

nv warm or AN ORDER ar SALE
X ,ss,,.s,, ant Of ths Juxtics Oourr II PiocLo
n,unshiu. uouusy OF Lincoln. Gtsas Of Nsvada,
NJ =, ns srsossd md dsiiysfed Tor III cavern
~ - srsd ~ ma Gonrt 81 ~ svsn.
!e... lug ~. ~ rs,,ru.rs a n 1aaS sssinst ~
msvsa ~sy Nina. fyomsf Ntoe. Ono Nipe Ana
NJ, ,asmiss. mi N ~ gor of n. Churich. for the
I'm u Two hundred and thirty-Ave 7s-lO0
,ish tn,sress thsrson a ths rate Of ten nor cent
.,am,n sr.,'a ina sevsotacnth dsv 81 Tehru
nv a D issa. ylth costs and sccruine costs.
III IA United states gold coin, and also for
.sn.. Az n Frorunrv. A. d. iss3 IN favor ~
" .'s,t, ~ .osinat th. s.ia M ysnvsr ssrs
=. .., Niss ohio mine ana our onoiss. sor ~
nm AZ ana HUNDRED and seventy. TONI tsli4,
nars.r =. ths !, ~ of tan uer cant ~ snn,,m
s.'..ss ~ seventeenth day of Febrnarv. 4 r.
,SSa sSsa ~isn costs and sccruins cestss Al n
1ir,st.s atss.s goio coin: anu. siso. for ! iudc.
n,s.t rss.isrcd Il 1sld Court 80 tne ssysptesntb
asx az Fsprusry. A. j.. 1883, IN fsvor Of 4. Nc.
49,. ~ T., .rs ss.ipst the ssid Mav6over Me-
yusls ws... esnsc M,rn .cS Tcc, - IN ~. ~.
0o - sar.s.fsn .nd n I'M fssS ~. l00 All, -
Tnstsd ssstss gold coin. with interest therson q
s.nssSth .ss ~ d.y Of FeDrusry A. D. isss Vim I
cotu; uc M snd also, fSr juis rendered Is ssid
Il a. favor .Us o. Nj Church .ns sS.is.s *:
said Mayaowse Aane. vonet Mins. ohio nins
Ane me So M y. .ne ~. s,u, a. ~ III, nunafed
sne nslssy s':.ss An coin vish intsrst ,ss.s Z,
unlted o.s.ss so.1 ooin. I'm ..sn ~ 1n. .ns .nsfeon ~
~ ths rAss ~ yen ~ csn. W sannm NY, srom tns
s-ventesntn uAy y Eeolu,,y. =. =. tsess With
costs and acc.uihg cos. a.. ~ - onasse S 1tsses
gold soia anl ~ ~ s 70
ssid uoui. w. IA sssrSsts. .na sssi - -
aid Msyhowsr Nine. Comet. Mine. and Ohio
Nine slia oomy@s1iesn @ .yI sls r..ea .u M W. nun
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
NOTICE or sulr ooMnENoED.

STATE or NEVADA. (iouhry OF LINCOLN,
DIsTRIcr oR PRJsEcurikU arrukNkxs UfFlcE.
To tue following named defendants AMI to
ali o xueIs or ci4i nAnts ~ tne Feat ESTATE AMI
In Jruve.uents tnuruJA, OF Improve menus when
assesssA No e,aratsiy,.s hereinsfter uescfiDuo.
sd aats, yinI and bong "a tne County u AA..-
CON. state u SosAdA, known or Unknown you
ale nere0y lotiiel thas suit hiss psEn com
lIsnee IN the Justice Csuit. Piocns r,wnsaip
ia auu Tor Linco!n county. state Vi Nevada. "
The state vi Seva ia, liAintih, against escI
Jl the dsfeuuAnss hereinafter nHinud
and cAch Jf tue tvllowiAg dtscrloeu
.racss vr parcels Of isni, vi the In
provemsnts DcrSon and improvements whsp
separA.eiy issessed, and All owners su cLsitn-
ants ~ ~ ne, kdJwn Or uukn lwn, to recover tile
TAX ana ielin4 leucy asse sssd to said defendant
~ .lnst id properly for the nscsi yeAf cu.a-
4ienclng J slu ry 1. 1855. aud ehdius Dscsm'
Der 4 les5 aud tlst tln nuns las been dils
issusd III said cXse; and you ars further notlncu
that uness you xppvxr aud Answer the c0ni
pi,int hied AMI shlw cAuss on Or before tns
1isu day VI bee, mber. 1854, juig .nent Will b.
| taken against you. aud the real estate and iaA
| provements hereinafter described FOX the . noun
OF taxes and delinquency specified and costs u
suit;
| TAX AND pELrSquknor.
| N4sbltt Bro.hsrs. y unlivi del interest 10 poi
seas ,ry clain;o 0 s0l f,rty acres Of land 10 Col
dor Usnyin. 10 mii-s sulth uf Pioche. On lin
Of n. u Il Il. and improvements consisting 0f
ten stamp qlsets mill.
TAx.................. ..$lOO
Ten per cent. ................s..s... ~
| s4f ----
Total, ,.............. .....;...;...:..;;;xiiu
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincol
County
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23

II all flesh is grass, Sarah Barnharlt
must have been raised during drought.
-Dan.iie Breeze.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
TAX AND plIrssuxsoz.

tlnl,l more money than At anything else b
WIN taking an agency for the best sslling
| Hin book out. Beginners succeed granoly.
None fail. Terms fires. HALL1Ty booS
l llc., PoYtlapd, Maine,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-23
Trustees Sale.

s
, ,,x,. 80. -,
- nEnEnA nv - w /. 80 +
IN suant 70 the authority vested n ne sn ee1
" : ceissin vssa - nLe.s, sAesusse ~ ~ w.
t,Fistoi ehver .nsue SUMPs.x - ~ y. a. san "
dsts June 18th. lisa. and fecofdsd "a ~ cosn
County. Mevsde, hecords, ~ nook rsre4. ~
" ~, deisuw nAvine oecxIsea y 'ns ~ .Ss ~
" nsinseroes o1e DeSSnp II, asses - s.s ~.
notes sscuEva ~ Az Ifust gse1i - ,, E sssa
q Fifteen Tnousand Doiisrs VIII ~. IL e Nv Nv
ifc suction g the nig1sst oaaasr q W rs
ing Heuse q me eaIa Conpany " nEA,s0As Asn'
coin county hsvsoss on Ino
Sssg
Eighth day Of Sept ,mboS, leo0s
a,S ass kss
\. . o,c,ocr ' " tina urppertv mspfionAd N
ds.es,,,sS IN ssid Trrst Dssd. a. - a,aok
srsrs..s - NAV ~ racesss ~ to nav asid lrler.
~ IA cnst. ~ ~, Il, IN. 97'7 St
Those oartnjn Hinee. Nlntna Qlaim1. QuaFkh
NH IA Msciipery. HilIsits. 0crrais, tossdhls
Eanse ~ R..r' Asssy GSacs. fIsckar,ith Mon:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
The Farm, Field and Factor.

Although the shipments have not been as
large as they were during the previous week,
vet there has been considerable activity in
the cotton market this week. Some six hun
dren and forty-two bales have been shipped
since our last report, while a considerable
quantity is still on the platform of the depot.
The majority Of these shipments We believe
have gone to New York. The shipments to
Charleston we are led to believe have been eX-
ceedingly small, perhaps not over sixty or
seventy bales. This is well for our merchants,
and potes the era of better times for them.
The shipments from this place TO Charleston
in former times may be said to have been
compulsory from the fact that our merchants
borrowed money from the Charleston factors
on condition that they should shipa great
number Of bales OF else submit TO excessive
forfeits In cases CT failure.
This system of carrying on the mercantile
business has been the ruin of many mer-
chants, and any change in the conduct OF
their affairs which indicates a freedom from
the Charleston factor is TO be hailed with
pleasure. When our merchants get their
money on better terms and when they trade
elsewhere than with those who charge such
be a chance for the success OF the merchant.
as we'll as possibility that the purchaser
may be enabled to buy goods at living rates.
Much of the cotton is already open, and the
people are exercising every energy in getting
it in from the fields, and in hurrying it off to
the gin, and to the market. Already many
farmers have settled their bills in full while
others have done much toward paying up.
The crop in some instances will be short,
but we still hope in the prospect for favorable
results for labors on the farm. The people
have perhaps more corn in their cribs to-day
than at any time since the war. They incur
red a smaller outlay for making this crop
than they have in any year for a long time.
The cattle, mules and horses Of the country
are fat and in good condition to begin the
winter season. and their owners have great
quantities of long forage slowed away for
= them.
The number of mule and horse colts in the
county is greater than at any time for twenty
years, and the area of good pasture lands has
yearly increased since the pcssasc of the
stock law. Last winter thousands Of acres
were enclosed, and an increased number Of
stock is the result.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
The Preliminary Canvass.

Many of our exchanges are discussing the
propricty of preliminary canvass by cam
didatcs for State offices. The Press and Ban
ncr heartily concurs in any proposition
which will lead to public discus
sion of all political questions which may con-
Germ the people of the State, and which may
finally lead to an intelligent expression OF
opinion by the voter. TO accomplish all this
we should have a preliminary canvass, and
then the primary plan of choosing our officers
should be adopted. by either voting directly
for the officer to be elected, or by voting for
members of state convention, the majority
of whose delegates many nominate the State
officers We have had enough machinemade
State officers. Let the people take hand
now.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
An IntOlerait Spirit.

THE writers for the press who haze "sailed'
into the Ne,Us and Courier SO bitterly for Its
opinion of jeff Davis, have not attempted to
answer its opinions. OF course, there is al
ways difference Of opinion among the peo-
pie as to the merits or demerits Of all great
men. No man is universally admired and IL
seems unfair to attempt to try to force the
minority to silence, while the majority are al
lowed full, free and unceasing undisputed eX-
preston Of that fulsome praise, which may
imply abJect abasement on the part of the
speaker. JEFF Davis has made name which
will 60 down in history, and his acts will be
subjects Of discussion as long us his name
may be known. AS fulsome adulation may
be the reward of greatn ess, so severe criticism
is one of the penalties Of distinction.
AS citizen of South Carolina, and as citi-
zen of the United States, Capt. Dawson has Il
perfect right to an opinion of any other man
In the world, and he has the fullest right TO
express that opinion, whatever 1t may be- pro-
vided, Of course, II is done in respectful terms.
Some of the publications which we have
seen, it seems to us, would muZZle the press
and stop the right of free speech, except when
the sentiments concurred with the views OF
the majority, and on the other hand, they
would seem to go to the length of abusing the
right Of free speech by abusing those who did
not agree with them.
We have nothing to say which would de-
tract one iota from the fame and greatness Of
jeff Davis. We believe that he possesses the
elements Of greatness, but for all this we be-
lieve he is human and liable to err, and we
believe he does err when he interfcres with
the government or politics of the country.
In our opinion, he let himself down when he
interfered with the whiskey question in Tex
as. AS he has refused to accept terms of citi-
zenship under the United States government,
he should neither seek to entertain the Prcsi-
dent at Atlanta, nor allow his friends to make
him conspicuous figure on that occasion.
He Is as great man as Cleveland. and the
President can confer no honors upon him.
If jeff Davis is right in Withholding his al
legiance to the United States, then the vast
majority Of his friends have made great
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
Work on the Court House.

The County Commissioners have awarded
the contract for additions to the Court House
to Messrs. John w. Sign and J. W. Wells for
$500.
The entrance to the Court room will be from
the public square by two flights OF stone
steps, outside of the building with iron rail-
ings on either side, landing on covered bal
cony, nearly on a level with the Court room
floor.
The space now occupied by the double set oil
steps on the inside of the building will be con-
verted into four ufflces-two down stairs ana
two up stairs.
The work will not be commenced until after
the adjournment of Court.
The granite for the steps will be procured ;t
the quarry at Greenwood.
At present the contractors are OF OPINION
that they can get the rock hauled i'll wagons
cheaper than the railroad will transport
them.
The sills of the store room of McsSrs. p. Ro-
senberg & Co. cost more by rail than they
could have been hauled in wagons.
When we read the augusta Chronicle ana
learn how the railroads of that city have help
ed to build up the place, we are painfully I'M
pressed with the apparent desire OF the Col-
umbia and Greenvlle railroad to crush all the
life out of Abbeville.
For years this road has charged US more
freight than neighboring towns were paying
and recently the difference in freight on gu
ano to Abbeville and the towns along the
Greenwood and Augusta Railroad was so
great that the planters who lived within
reach Of these places withdrew their trade
from Abbeville and went to these places for
their guanos. The purchase of guanos at a
town necessarily carries with 1t the cotton
with which the farmer pays for his fertilizers
One fact necessarily followed the other, ana
so Abbeville lost much Of her legitimate
trade, and this spite against Abbcrille, or the
lack Of business tact on the part of the man.
ayers of the Columbia and Greenville Rall-
road transferred much cotton and other
freights to the rival railroad. while the act
tended to the direct injury of the business in
terests of this town.
Added to this blind spite in the matter OF
hauling guano we have had an intolerable
schedule for the running of the passenger
trains to and from this town to Hodges.
No man under the sun can give reason for
leaving Abbevilie so early in the morning TO
meet the 1890 down train. The train might
easy enough remain in Abbeville from three
quarters to an hour later in the morning, and
it Is utterly impossible for the average passen-
ger to be convinced that there is any use for
him to wait at Hodges in the evening twenty
minutes after the departure of the train for
Greenville. The only reasonable conclusion
for the delay in arriving in the evening and
for the unreasonably early departure of the
morning train must rest in the fact that Abbe-
willie is not in favor with the railroad officials
and for this reason would Inconvenience the
travelling public as much as possible when
trip to Abbeyille Is desired.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
Good for Cotton Sellers.

Messrs W. Joel Smith & Son have entered
the cotton market, and henceforth they in
tend to see that the Abbevillc quotations are
fully up to the highest prices which can be
paid by anybody in any town in the up-coun-
try. These gentlemen are interested in the
welfare of the town, and they intend to make
this market as good as that OF the best inland
town in the State. The tip-top prices will
hereafter be realized on all cotton brought to
Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
The Proper Spirit.
The Columbia Register say:

The Columbia Register says:
ave add here that II is n matter OF small
concern with the Register who may originate
or may not originate 4 measure of good for
the State, though we shall be ever ready 70
place the laurel upon the deserving brow. We
intend TO do what good we can, and to suggest
whatever may seem to lis wise. But we In
lend further to accept with eager haste what
ever of good any other journal, large or small.
obscure or prominent, may propose"
The editor who accepts whatever Of good he
sees, nc matter where found, will make bet.
ter paper than he would do if he were govern
cd by any other principle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
MILLINERY
RIBBONS.


Over $50 pieces Ribbons all shades and
widths.
DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces Dress Goods from 7c TO l5c.
so pieces Dress Goods from l5c. TO 25c.
so pieces Dress Goods from 25c. to SOC.
40 pieces Dress Goods from soc. to sOc.
TRIMMINGS.
10 pieces Moray Plush.
AL the newest shades.
10 pieces Moray Silk
In all the leading colors.
Is pieces Stripe Plush and Velvets.
In all the new com bination of colors.
10 pieces Brocade Silk.
l5 pieces Surah Silks. A beautiful line colors,
suitable for dress or trimmings from zoe. up.
80 pieces Braid Trimmings.
All the new designs in black and colored.
25 Braided Sets,
Black and colored for Dress Trimmings
Jet Pasamentres, Silk Pasamentries,
Bright and Lusteress Jet Ornaments and
Epaulets for Dresses.
IrIdescent Beaded Trimmings to match Silks
and Worsted Dress Goods.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12

1.-THE people wear" cnlicos are going fast
come quick If you want Il good substapt tial
dress for little money. Smith & Son. lO-l2
We have Il few china lca-Sets that we are of
fering at bargain, now Is the time to secure
q nice thing below It's value. Smith 4 Son.
~ II
Have you seen our pretty, cheap tidies?
Smith d Son. 10-l2
Smith & Son have the inside track on shot
guns this season, lU-l2
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
Trode Issue.

The augusta Chronicle published MANI
moth sheet last Sunday morning containing
thirty pages, six columns TO the page. us
perhaps the best advertisement OF the town
which has ever been published, and VIII cer-
tainly he worth much to the city. whether
or not Mr.. Walsh is repaid for the great out
Law incident to the publication, the business
of the city are advanced.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
The Register.

The Col,tmbia Register. in all its career, has
never been superior to its present high stand.
ard. Watchful, able and courteous in edl-
torial expressions 1t is q pleasant and proflta-
bic paper TO read. The paper is full of the
latest news, expressed in a chaste and becom'
ing manner. In all resp &c Is the Register is a
valuable newspaper.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
The Aiken Journal and Review.

The special edition Of last weeks Aiken
Journal and ReuieD was a splendid specimen
Of country newspaper enterprise. We do not
recollect to have seen fuller or more compre-
hensive history Of any county, and the typo
graphy and general makeup of the paper was
admirable.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12

THE fight of the Jugwumps in Georgia for
free whiskey while they would continue the
high tariff on the necessities of life, will not
meet with the endorsement Of popular vote.
The Democratic party deserves defeat when 1t
proposes to tax every mans meat and bread,
in order that the whlskey. y.drinking popula-
ton may have untuXed drinks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
Special Attractions for the Ladies' at
the Store of White Brothers, Able.

Those extra fine black dress goods.
4 full line Of black cashmereS.
The best piece of black silk for Sl.40 yard
ever offered at that price.
All wool doube-width suitings from soc. TO
Sl.O0 per yard. these goods are very handsome
and very fashionable.
y splendid assortment CT dress ginghams.
Those extra heavy and extra wide calicos-
something new and very substantial and de-
sirable Ask Tor them.
4 full line of w.Itrr-proofS.
Table linens and towels OF all kinds.
Cenemcri finc-buttonrd Kid gloves.
centemeri undresScd kid gloves
these shoes know the value Of them, and to
try them once Is to buy them ever afterwards.
The demand for them is so great IL Is very
difficult TO keep up with ell the sizes. An
other order has Just been forwarded to the
manufacturers. WHITE BltOTllEltS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-10-12
Card of Thanks.

Due WEST S. G., Oct. 10, 1857.
| feel very thankful TO all who were at my
house Oh the 9th Of September, during the
of my cotton house, and worked SO
ilithtully TO save the other buildings. Also to
hose who assisted In saving some of the seed
cotton, and 10 all who have given assistance
n any way. JN0. r. MCGEE.